We have gathered many prominent family friendly bloggers, many of them are educators and all of them are parents, to share with us benefits of having fewer toys. We’ll share ideas how to reduce toy consumerism, unclutter child’s rooms and bring more engaged play to our children.
We’ll cover many themes during these 4 weeks, from ways to cut down on toys to additional variations to play with toys at hand, from rotating toys to including everyday items in child’s play. And so much more!
If you daily experience these situations:
1. Stepping on toys in the middle of the night,
2. Hearing: “Mom, buy me a new toy!”, while old toys are laying around abandoned,
3. Trying to get kids to put away their toys in baskets / storage,
4. Picking toys all over the house,
5. Looking for lost and misplaced toys,
then you’re welcome to follow us as we share ideas how to get kids to PLAY MORE with LESS TOYS!
20 Reasons to Say YES! to Less Toys. More Play.
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Less Books = More Reading
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Simple Outdoor Play Ideas
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Turning Old Technology into Toys for Imaginative Play
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5 Things to Consider When Choosing Toys (And What to Avoid)
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Simple Toddler Dish Washing Station
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Playing without Commercial Toys
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5 Imaginative Play Ideas with Play Food
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How and Why to Include Kids in Toy Purge
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Parents are Child’s Favorite Toy
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Turning Your Kitchen Into Play Area
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Ideas for Spending Quality Time with Kids for Busy Parents
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Top 10 Tuff Tray Filler Ideas
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Making a Small World ZOO with Everyday Items
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12 Reasons to Make Your Own Toys
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How to Rotate Toys
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15 Ways to Play When There is NO Room for Toys
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One Simple Trick For Choosing Just Enough Toys
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7 Ways to Play with a Blanket
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15+ Ways to Turn Kitchen Cupboard Items Into Toys
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6 Ways to Play With Common Household Items
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5 Fun Activities for Kids with Colander
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3 Ways to Play with Blocks
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100+ Ways to Play More with Fewer Toys
